Blizzard Shares The Latest Roadmap For World Of Warcraft: Dragonflight Next Year

Blizzard is preparing a major update for the World of Warcraft Dragonflight in 2023 (photo: Blizzard)

JAKARTA - Blizzard Entertainment has distributed a new road map to the expansion of the World of Warcraft, Dragonflight in 2023.

"Our goal for Dragonflight is to always have something coming soon, with new updates coming into our testing realm as soon as the last update is active and in your hands," Blizzard said in his announcement.

Overall, Blizzard plans to deliver six content patchages, with considerable distance, over 2023, covering two major updates to seasonal rewards.

Your adventures in #Dragonflight are just beginning!With six updates planned for 2023, we're looking to deliver more content to players more often.EP @TheWindstalker on the road ahead: https://t.co/cX93MdwEog pic.twitter.com/TQx0yNNzJt

— World of Warcraft (@Warcraft) December 21, 2022

Developers claim to want to continue to expand and develop the world Wow with new world events, always green system updates, new basement experiences, new narrative chapters, and cinematics that can serve as epilogs or prologues for the next big step in adventure.

"Most importantly, there are more opportunities for us to respond to feedback and change or add elements based on what we hear most is needed by our players," he added.

Recently Blizzard announced a content update of 10.0.5 which will air early next year, accompanied by a Trading Post system that allows players of all styles of play to get a wide variety of cosmetic gifts to please their choice.

Shortly after that, Blizzard will also release a content update of 10.0.7, which contains a new search campaign and repeated world content set up in the forbidden range, as the dragtyr returns to their place of closure to learn more about their origins and destiny.

"There will also be content updates of 10.1.5 and 10.1.7 in the second half of this year, bridging the period between our second and third major updates," he said.